If you’ve ever wondered why you can smell yourself through your pants, there are various explanations. The causes may include hygiene issues, clothing material, yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, hormonal changes, trapped tampons, or even rare conditions like rectovaginal fistula or certain cancers. Maintaining proper hygiene, wearing breathable clothes, and seeking medical advice when necessary can help resolve these issues.
The content discusses the influence of diet on hormonal health, debunking myths around superfoods and hormonal balance perpetuated through social media. It emphasizes the impact of overall diet rather than specific foods, highlighting the role of lifestyle changes, nutrient-rich foods, and the importance of individualized nutrition for hormone balance and fertility.
Dr. Joseph Antoun, CEO of L-Nutra, emphasizes the significant impact of diet on longevity and health. He follows a plant-based Longevity Diet, consuming nuts daily, plant-based proteins, and practicing intermittent fasting. Research supports the benefits of such dietary habits, including lower risk of cardiovascular disease and improved cardiovascular health.
Lisa Pham shares her successful weight-loss journey while managing long Covid symptoms. She prioritizes balanced meals over restrictive diets, emphasizing vegetables, protein, and fruit. Despite occasional indulgences, she maintains a healthier eating routine. Her efforts have not only helped her reach a healthy weight but also improved her mood and energy levels.
The gut microbiome, with its “good” and “bad” bacteria, affects overall health, including immunity and skin conditions. Research shows connections between gut issues and acne, eczema, and hidradenitis suppurativa. Diet, particularly foods with prebiotics and probiotics, can improve gut health and thus skin conditions. The impact of antibiotics on gut health is also highlighted.
Maintaining optimal kidney function is crucial for overall health. This can be achieved by staying hydrated, following a balanced diet, monitoring blood pressure and glucose levels, exercising regularly, and avoiding overuse of medications. Taking preventive actions is essential since kidneys cannot entirely heal themselves. Following these strategies will support long-term kidney health and general well-being.
US and Canada-based researchers found that coffee drinking is influenced by inherited gene variants. The study, published in Nature, revealed mixed findings on the health effects of coffee consumption and highlighted differences in genetic associations between the two populations. The research emphasizes the need for further exploration of the interplay between genetics and environmental factors.
Philosopher Kate Manne’s new book, Unshrinking, explores the pervasive impact of anti-fat bias, revealing her personal struggle as a feminist in a larger body. Manne challenges societal norms, advocating for a shift away from diet culture and towards a more inclusive approach to body acceptance. Her insightful analysis sheds light on the complexities of fatphobia.
Using nasal sprays daily for allergy relief is generally safe if used as directed. Experts emphasize that following dosing guidelines is crucial and instances of serious complications are rare. Proper hygiene and adherence to warnings can mitigate risks, and neti pots require sterilized water. While theoretical infection risks exist, they are exceedingly low.
Approximately 8% of human DNA comprises ancient viral DNA sequences known as human endogenous retroviruses (HERVs). Recent research suggests that these sequences play a role in genetic susceptibility to psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depressive disorder. HERVs influence gene expression, potentially affecting brain functions. This groundbreaking study could lead to new treatments for psychiatric disorders.
The development of antibody drug conjugates (ADCs) presents a promising alternative to traditional chemotherapy for cancer treatment. By targeting cancer cells specifically, these drugs offer the potential to reduce severe side effects and improve effectiveness. Though widespread adoption may take time, ongoing advancements suggest a future where ADCs play a central role in cancer care.
A recent study suggests that adopting a vegan diet, regular exercise, stress reduction practices, social connection, and nutrient supplements can improve brain function in individuals with early Alzheimer’s. Conducted by Dr. Dean Ornish, the research shows significant cognitive improvement in participants following these habits, offering hope for those affected by the disease.
Maria Shriver founded the Women’s Alzheimer’s Movement, focusing on women’s brain health due to the prevalence of Alzheimer’s in women. The movement funds research and offers patient care at the Cleveland Clinic. Shriver advocates for ongoing discussions about health and emphasizes three key ways to support brain health: mental stimulation, exercise, and a nutrient-dense diet.
Extreme temperatures due to climate change can lead to increased hospitalizations and deaths related to nervous system conditions and psychiatric disorders. Dementia and mental health disorders are particularly affected, and patients may have to adopt new behaviors to mitigate climate change effects. Other health issues worsened by climate change include respiratory problems, heart disease, and mosquito-related illnesses.
